Diane at checkout made inappropriate comments regarding my Fiancées swimsuit top, and this was…read morefollowed by a weird old man in the parking lot harassing her based off of what was said. I have lived in the area for years and will never be coming back due to this disrespect.

This used to be a good place to shop before the people that now run it took over. Since then prices…read morehave gone up and the quality of some items has gone down, especially the bread from the deli among other things.

After moving to peshtigo I was happy to have a small grocery store to go to instead of Walmart,…read moreetc. I noticed right away that most of the employees are not friendly at all. None say hi, how are you when checking out or acknowledge you at all. Not a huge deal, but kind of weird. But today I stopped in to go to the deli, the older lady working was completely rude, as well at the older lady checking me out. She accidentally scanned grocery's on the belt that belonged to the person after me. When I told her they weren't mine, she thew a fit... Don't think I'm going back. I want to specify this is always the older women working there that are rude, obviously probably not all. And there are some younger girls that work there that are always very sweet.

I want to give a huge THANK YOU to Lee's. I live way down here in Louisiana and have not been able…read moreto get to Peshtigo to see my sweet Pocket Mom. I called Lee's yesterday evening and gave them a grocery order to be delivered to my mother. They were so very nice and had EVERTHING I asked for. The delivery guy even carried everything into the kitchen. THANK YOU Laurie Johnson Baton Rouge, LA

I have been to 3 Starbucks ranging from NJ to WI in the last 3 days and this one was the best. Only…read morethree people working but we were greeted immediately upon walking in the door and mobile orders were ready when promised. Coffee was good, and shop was clean. Can't ask for more!

The coffee sleeves are a terrible idea. They do not stay where they need to and they smell like…read moreoil. It is gross.

This is a must stop! My wife and I saw a sign on the main drag in Marinette that pointed off the…read moreroad that said "Joes Cheese House Two Blocks" ... so of course we said.... Let's check it out! So glad we did! This business has been in the same family for generations and it's currently run by a very interesting older lady. What a hoot! You will get a history lesson about cheese and her family and get to hear about her really old cheese! The whole time she told the stories she was handing out good sized samples of 15 year old cheddar! (Awesome) Not the biggest or by any means newest "showroom" but the history is really cool and the cheese is spectacular. Letters on the wall from stars (such as actor Greg Kinnear) and other local and national celebrities. And of course the cheddar! (She'll tell you about any of them!). And how did they find this place? Lots of other cheeses and sausages or things to fill out a gift basket to buy too.

We stopped by Joe's while in the area for some work. They've been around since 1918!…read moreCarol is animated and full of stories about the family businesses and cheese history. She's also generous with the delicious cheese samples, including decades old cheddar samples that were sharp, rich, and creamy. She carries a lot of nice quality cookies, crackers, and candies in the shop. Stop by, stretch your legs, sample some cheese, and take home some treats.

I loved this little coffee shop treasure house -- lol, I don't even know what to call it -- in the…read moresmall mountain town of Lakewood, WI. We bought a bunch of coffee beans that were so much cheaper than in Chicago: Colombian, Guatemalan, Costa Rican, and Brazilian beans. This shop has plenty of things to window-shop and buy. The service was amazing and so helpful, though I'm not sure what her name was. The coffee was delicious -- absolutely delicious -- and the food was fresh.

As a gift shop, this spot is wonderful! So many fun, unique, north woods themed delights to…read moreexplore. As a gift shop, this spot is closer to 5 stars. As a coffee spot, it's much closer to 1-2 stars. In a recent trip to the area, I stopped by here twice. The first time the espresso drink (latte) I ordered was a solid ok. It wasn't good but wasn't bad. The second time, the espresso beverage I ordered (again a latte) was bitter and pretty terrible (I actually didn't bother finishing it). My dining companion had a similar issue. The service is friendly and the prices are reasonable. If they could get their coffee game dialed in--this would be a home run of a spot. Who doesn't love a little coffee while perusing a gift shop? As it stands now, though--just ok.

Still does pizza but not so much I've cream any more. Went in tonight for a quick dinner, had a…read moregreat Italian combo sandwich with fries. My wife a an Angus steak sandwich with onion rings. All came out fast and hot. The place is north woods chic, all wood, fishing and hunting gear, deer mounts and skulls. Very comfortable and clean.

Like thin crust pizza, this is the place to go. Burgers are good and wife loves the chicken wrap…read more Fun little place for the locals with a circle bar and sports on the TV's. The servers are great and energetic , very cozy little bar /restaurant.

Good food and service. Very clean. Food is always fresh and service is fantastic Coffee cup…read moreis never empty

This market is aptly named, as arts & crafts comprise about 75% of the vendors. There are also…read moresome produce and take-away food booths. You will find a pretty standard array of goods: candles, soap, jewelry, etched wooden signs, metal yard art, photographs and watercolors, socks and scarves, t-shirts, baby clothes. Most of it was solid quality but some was summer-camp level. I would swear that I saw some pasta necklaces but I may have been mistaken. One thing that this market has going for it is wiiiide aisles. Wonderfully luxurious compared to most cramped markets. Saturday mornings June through October, 8:30 to noon.